Examples of using Aymara in English and their translations into Russian
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the information centre in La Paz organized a model United Nations in the Aymara language.
the nomadic tribes of the Bolivian lowlands, nor did they fully assimilate the Aymara kingdoms into their society.
In Aymara she is Llumpaqa Mama,
Having discharged their duty, the Kuraka(mallku in Aymara), became k'acha runa, beautiful people,
Aymara also has a trilled/r/,
social relations, the Aymara language and methods of grazing
where the languages of instruction were Aymara, Quechua and Guaraní, respectively.
43 per cent of Aymara speakers.
In the field, the Committee supports a Quetchua alphabetization project for Aymara women in Puno, Peru.
this movement in Bolivia, coordinating a wide range of community-based organizations mostly reflecting Aymara political aspirations.
Caste of India and the Aymara living in the arid altiplano of Bolivia.
In 1993, 20 per cent of the entire female population designated as its mother tongue either Quechua, Aymara or another indigenous language,
Mention should be given to the example of the Aymara Parliament, where indigenous peoples,
In particular, the Aymara Parliament, created within the context of the Puna Americana subregional action programme, has been involved in a number of issues relating to the implementation of the Convention and poverty eradication.
The speaker also suggested that a permanent human rights office be established in the Aymara territory of Janq'uchullpa(Bolivia,
The election of the Aymara leader Evo Morales, of the party Movimiento al Socialismo, as the President of the Plurinational State
For example, there is a consistent demand among Aymara women to keep to traditional childbirth methods in a community setting,
The proportion of the population who said that they had learned Aymara as a child declined by 0.5 percentage points,
the confiscation of land from local control by outside ethnic groups(mainly the Aymara and Quechua), and a greater share of taxes collected within Santa Cruz to support roads and schools.
Spanish and Quechua are spoken primarily in the Andes region; Aymara is mainly spoken in the Altiplano around Lake Titicaca,